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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1914
Page
6
A testimonial from Sinrah Branham of Myra Kentucky claims lasting relief from long women’s health troubles after using Cardul. The ad urges readers to ask their doctor about Cardul, a tonic marketed for women’s weak organs with chain of claimed benefits and endorsements.
The piece notes the electric cooking topic as presented by Tooke, emphasizing an appearance of current and modernity. It suggests a confident, forward looking stance and hints at technical or social implications discussed in the column.
A letter from Tulle Millar of Clawreen Kan credits Dodds Kidney Pills with curing heart trouble and palpitations after five years of distress. The writer, now about 63, reports regained strength, weighs about 200 pounds, and asks judges to correspond regarding the matter. The missive mentions purchasing per box from a dealer and praises the product.
Garbled excerpt shows misread phrases about sending a product, fear of failure, and a late speaker named Bolomon. The text references a laundress and a grocery advertisement, with scattered mentions of a Red Cross and a king, suggesting a era-era classified or editorial fragment with unclear context.
Reader guide by William A Radford discusses building on narrow city lots with a 18 by 38 feet house plan. It covers porch projection, dormer windows, and cohesive exterior colors, plus the value of modern amenities and healthy living in compact homes.
A fragment from a theater discussion features sharp wordplay on roles and sexuality. The speaker questions the fit of a queer role within a straight drama and describes the production as bending expectations.
A report notes that nearly all caetor uniforms are directed to Afghanistan, leaving limited supplies elsewhere. The snippet highlights military logistics and allocation patterns affecting equipment distribution.
An old advertisement touts Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a home remedy to darken gray hair. It claims natural, even coloring, dandruff reduction, and strengthened hair, sold in stores for about 60 cents.
A lighthearted note observes a bachelor unsure how to refer to an infant in conversation. He contends the baby’s gender is unknown and prefers using the neutral pronoun it. The exchange highlights evolving language on gender references.
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